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All Sorts Bargain List.

Horse Blankets at reduced prices to close out. We partic- ularize one lot of ALL WOOL handsome Plaid Horse Blan- ,kets at $4 each, as much under value.
 ALL WOOL Fancy Blan- kets for toboggan suits at $3.25 each; greatest value ever on our counter.
 Wool Blankets and Comfort ables at most eOnsforta6le PrzceS for the purchaser.
 One lot of Ladies Foulard Dress Cambrics, yard wide, at SC per yard, usual price, roc.
 Reduced values in many lines Ladies and Children's Hosiery to reduce stock.
 Continued sale of E. M. Smiths stock of ribbons, BEST QUALITY, at HALF PRICE as follows: MT. Smiths prices were 40, B, 27, 20, IS, I2c. Our prices are 20, I6, I3, 10, 7 6c.
 Worsted Hoods, handmade, at half price. Special bargains at 25 and SOC; formerly soc and $I.
 Our GREAT MARK DOWN on Cloaks has pro- duced the desired effect. They are selling freely. Purchasers are advised to examine this stock and secure a garment at soc on the dollar.
 Lot Worsted Moss Trim mings for 25c, reduced from 50. Ridiculously LOW prices on Furs. Don't invest penny in furs until you have looked through our stock.
 ANNEX BARGAINS.
 In this department we call attention this week to THREE SPECIAL VALUES in all Silk Black Rhadames at 6e, 8zHc and $I a yard. These prices will rule through this month only.
 Black Cashmeres, 46 inches wide, for 75c, our regular 88c quality.
 All-Wool Black Goods fol 45 and soc, regular price 58c.
 Three pieces All-Wool Black Diagonals for 6oc a yard re duced from 85c.
 DRESS GOODS.
 One lot Dress Goods, 52 inches wide, fo 3Sc: regular 50c goods.
 Iot All-Wool Dress Goods, 54 inche wide, for 69c a yard; formerr price 98c. sRaroains in Dress Goods at 15 and 25c yard.
 Goods delivered free in West Haver Westyille and Fair Haven.
 Howe & StetSOl
 INSURANCE BUILDING,
 Ss.r Haven. coHa.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The New London Day hears that there is a movement on foot to prevail upon the gover nor to appoint two Republican bank commis- sioners. Ii there is such movement it ought and probably will fail. The commission should be left non partisan.
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When the London Standard, the chief tory organ. protests with indignant disgust against the brutality of the recent Irish evic tions, saying that they bring shame and dis grace upon the whole body of landlords in Ireland, the situation must be serious. Says the Standard: ''The owners have not be- haved with any show of respect for equity, and have done gross wrong to those whose happiness and lives depended upon their for bearance" Some of this winters evictions, it says, 'shave been inhuman spectacles, fit only for barbarous country and barbarous age."
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Special work in preparation for great re ligious revival has been begun in Philadel- phia. All the evangelical churches of the city have united, without respect to denomi- nation, and thus 400 congregations will be represented in the effort The city has been divided into eight sections and every family in each section will be visited and efforts made to induce non -churehgoers to join some congregation. In addition there will be sp- cial services and preaching in public halls in each section of the city, and the best preach CTS of the town will take turns in holding Sunday afternoon services.
 Dr. Laborde has read 8 report to the Paris Geological society in which he gave some in- teresting results of experiments in fasting carried out with dogs. dog weighing 151s kilos. (about 34 lbs.) died on the twentieth day of his fast Another animal of the same kind and weight that was allowed water ad libitum was in good health the fortieth day. The dog that died weighed when dead only 2 kilos. (about A lbs.); the dog that survived weighed on the twentieth day S15 kilos and on the fortieth 7.6 kilos., or lit tie more than half his original weight. There
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sioners. Ii there is such a movement it ought to and probably will fail. The commission should be left non partisan.
 The New York legislature is asked to apply the high license principle to New York and Brooklyn. The bill divides licenses into three classes for the sale of liquor to be drank on the premises, one for the sale of all kinds of liquors with fee of $1 ,O00, one for the sale of wine, beer and other malt liquors with fee of $500, and one for the sale of malt liquors only with fee of $100.
 Messrs. Deming and Pickett were yesterday reappointed judges of the New Haven City court. This was wise action. Both these gentlemen have made good record on the bench, and there was no need of a change There is 8 rumor that some ambitious poli ticians will attempt to make change in the minor offices of the court, but there is no more need of change there than there was in the cases of the judges. The court, as g whole has never been in better shape. It is good plan to let well enough alone.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-01-20

How Robert and William Acquired
 Their Distinguished Characteris-
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ANNEX BARGAINS.

One lot Dress Goods, 52 inches wide, for 3sc; regular 800 goods.
 Lot Wool Dress Goods, 54 inches wide. for 69c yard; formerr price 98c.
 Bargains in Dress Goods at 15 and 25c a yard.
 Goods delivered free in West Haven, Westyille and Fair Haven.
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LITERARY NOTES.

,... .,rthcominc notable books Of ths autumn
Z. Mr. T. T. Cabot's Memoir Of Rsaph WALDO Emer
ann II will be brought out next week by Honghtoh
Ntn1in Co. Much delightful Correspondence anu
!. nv extracts from Mr.. Emerson's Journals Will DO
fbund in It.
aMr. Mlddlemass's Experiment." tho str'King shor.
story which Mr.. W. II. McEroy recently contrio"'ea
20 THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE. has so forcibiy Appealed
TO the Rev. Edward Everett Hale and to the summer
to whom has read 1t that the clergy
man has resolved give II q wider CIRCULATION. Ho
intends to reprint the story in his magazine Lon.
a Handn and also in tract form for the beneht Oh
those who may be inclined to try practical ChrS""
experiment based on :" Mr.. Middcmasss" pan
II IS peasant to welcome from tho press OF hooers
Brothers cheap edition Of Mr.. Burnahu .h.
tory of Sanford and Merton" This buriesqao =" Wv
old moral tale Is in some respects inc oe o
the Editor of Punch" has ever wri''o"
Miss Iou,se stockton, the sister OF T. X s'och.on'
ua ,he autbor of Dorothea," one OF tho iou' w.,
80 no,,o,e will contribute the complete ho'"-
otto IN the next number OF "Appmco']
no entit,od Apple Seed and Brier Thorn
An unfamiliar region is described in the novel winch
uourbton, Mifin & Co. are about 10 pupiSI -,
q pr,ncess OF Java" All the characters are java"
and the scene is laid In Java. 'ii'' % "
of this city, IL the author.
Tho closing letters of the Thackeray series VII,
.s In the October number Of Scribner
These were written in America and deal Knoiy Will
Americans and their life and manners. % uo,r
writer dealt when he with u.s. with wha' gay
bumor. with what warmth Of fiendlness ana grace "
wisdom he frightened the lives OF those WHO An'"
him here, ony they can tell.
Mr. Bunner 1t is announced has Written Wv T.,
verse in praise Of Thackeray, winch VIII "Pr
the same number Of Scribner
aTbe Gates Between" Miss Pheipss 1orhoom's
..or mentioned in Yesterdays TRIBUNE. Is said 10
describe the possible experience of bard ana seinsh
nature in tho life after deah-n purgatory In ia0''
A collection of literary and social "reminiscences ..
AFR. Uowe,ls is promised In the october "Lippincott
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rom DIR. " I.LIA VI PEPP . I
Provost OF the University of /

Provost OF the University of Pennsylvania
SWITHIN G. SdORT1I DEE, ESQ. A. NJ.
Sir have hal frequent Occa Ion 10 observe the
work done the students IN Ter
your examination OF courses Of stu
with the requirements for admission To the nj
vers OF Pennsylvania shows aa vonr school s1ors every
O prtunv students desiring To nc themselves Tor
eur .nce well other colleges OF the highest
'" WILLIAM PEPPER.
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From REV. W. R. PATTON.

Media Penn. July 90 1887.
For several years have been the habit Of visiting Mr.
ted vita his methods Of teaching number
students attend the church Of which pastor aud
have been members OF my Bblecass From all my ac
only for the advancement OF the pupils
studies bit the high moral and religious standard
Hs Is all in his 10 incul
,alrv in the minds and hearts OF the Young
aud BOYS ntruted 10 his care In Me ia we are proud
school shall seek 10 advance its inerrsts
W. X. PATTON. Pastor Of First Baptist Church. Media
Remarks made at the School commencement by JUDGE
BROOMALI.
have listened to the exercises night with great deal
Of pleasure especial plese with the drill Ia Com
msrcia Arithmetic and the law OF Negotiable papor for
these subjects with which an somewhat familiar These
DISPLAYED knowledge OF Commercial Arithmetic that
would be found nte house In thus town. ana
such knowledge OF the law OF Commercial Paper as could
and rapidly with which they calculated interest
was ng and altogether showing made by them
exceedingly remarkable congratulate you on
the success OF your Commercial Department."
From +. c. DADE.
SWITHIN G. SHORrLIDGE ESQ:
consider The best school Frank ever attended
have than pleased with the rapid he made
his studies while with more than two yearsant
testimony the excellence OF systen OF teach
have no doubt you Will; am. very unlv yours -,
&c. DADE. Chof Engineer. u. s. N.
From REV DAVID FULLY.
Pastor OF Media Presbyterian Church.
Media, PeLn., July IS 1887.
II gives great pleasure after years careful observ
ton Swithn g. Shortlidss Academy tn all
and guardians who have sons or war Is to educate
business preparation for OF best colleges
Intelligent effective esrt Is given. BY Faculty OF
morality scholarship and manly bearing Every facility Is
afforded tho sdents 10 develop their physical mental and
moral natures In tho highest degree DAVID FULLY.
School wednesday, Sent 81: Terms $500 school
New illustrated catalogues sent free 10 address,
SwITHIN c. sHoRrLIDuE, A. b. u A. NJ.
tHarysrd Gradnate)
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From JAMES II. MASON KNOX. DID,. LII


have read the OF study In the Media
Academy under the Mr. Swithn C. Shortge
and admirably adapted to prepare students
COLLEGE tho classical scientific, aud echncai
ShoriIidgo il most success nj teacher
The whom h has preraed for Lafayette have gwen
sruco very great pleasure in commanding him and
the Media Academy all vino seek school In which they
NAV the hest attention,
The school is worthy of the highest commeniation:
JAMES II. MASON KNOX.
PrssIient OF atayette College
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DOCKLAND COLLEGE,
NYACK-oN.THE-HUDSoN.

NYACK-oN-THEHUDS ON.
School Of highest grade On the west bank OF tho
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tuition is designed for ladies and gentlemen. under
strictly home influence 1t Is . school with HOME
CARE and HOME TRAINING. TO BOYS AND
YOUNG MEN 1T OFFERS SUPERIOR FACILITIES
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teaching Lectures encouragement for backward pupils
Special care for younger pupils Successful for nfeea
years beyond any school the country. $3.50 for ~
regular studies the school year Send for Catalogue.
RANNISTER A NJ PRINCIPAL.
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EoPKINs LANYARD: YALE. COLT ABIA and coz
FRENCH, GERMAN and VOCAL xUsIU form I'm portant
features OF regular scheme OF Instruction
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n Unity HALL,
L BFVERLY. NEW-JERSEY.
thorough school for ,weny young ladies' Varied
advantages OF the hi ht order Careful training In manner
mind ana heart culture IN English, Music. Art and
Languages. A PRESCRIBED COURSE FOR ST DENTS
PREPAR NJ FOR ANY COLLEGE. Twenu tn year be-
gins September Is For circular address the principal
Miss RACuELI.f. GIBBONS HUNT.
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COLUMBIA SCHOOL OF MINES.
:''s', 81; SaR q
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CWITHIN c. SHORTLlDGES
- MEDIA ACADEMY, at MEDIA. PENN

CWITHVN l.. SHOk
- MEDIA ACADEMY. at MEDIA. PENN
squ hsy anS ss so Managed
m F%'Pr rnc. Tsa'n Gay eli
zine sn, SSTSs
and . rs.sS sn y
best ri iaSs SPECIAL
prvss oF 1SS S,cE%.a by
NAV ay .nss, or y a. E"s W:x
PHYSICAL laboratory with tvsnysour csssS
snS,ss9 T iSss
wn other her &c '"pe School ''h uns
FOR =. .sN two ."e M.
Xc DENY affords c,erv home comfort education and
c c Ss NJ nT NJ
No examinations for admission New illustrated catalogue
~ swThIS sH hsTysI afasu a. M:d Penn
From REy; JAMES McCosH
with lies pursued at
swhin G shorises Media and md Il 70 3. aa;
nj has am E n;
From PRESIDENT ELIOT.
swrrHw C sHoRfI sf 6cE, Media Penn: ....,,.
evencs o. the excellence Of school presestns ysuns
men 80 well 'tc and hope you viii have the
success winch you certainly u''''' CHARLES " Eliot
Office of JACOB s. LIvINGoOD
Attorney.at-la
Dear Sir II svrs me great pleasure 70 'e You % .%
% thank sf for
OF attended school That Inc WORK
was carefully AMI done clearly proed Dy
their preparation Princeton and Harvard IN
much time than hid expected 81 also 70 con-
on instruction which does not
merely prepare for college but which also aSaxens III
them proper interest In study. Very truly yours
From Professor CHARLES A. sCHAEFFER
Dean Cornell University
SWTTHIN q. SHORrLIDGE
Dear great pleasure stating that the gentle
mel letter entered without conditions
Hoping be able TO send us many more such
' " CHARLES A. sCHAEFFER, Dean.
A
I personally acquainted with swihin u Shortinse
A. NJ. CONSIDER hun an admirable instructor ana dIsch
pnarsu In Of bor he combines kiniaess
with rmne.s manif-stly ntsd by nature and culture
responsible position has success because ne de
academy IL well managed. IL is conuucsn
pr ncpes and approved methods The teachers
efhceut Mora ly they stand high IN the CON
muniy and command the respect o. AL The special
he academy prepare for business and college rms
accomplished in eminent decree IN
he school youth who desire 10
prepare college quality themselves Tor business
y A. BETLNER,
Pastor NJ f. Church.
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From REV DEWITT c. BYLLESBY.

Christ Church Recory Media. Penn, June 20. 1887,
Rev Dear Permit me 10 Introduce to you Swthn
C. shordEe principal Of the well knewn academy Tor BOYS
and Your Mel Mr. -hortlidge IL communi:
cant member OF Vrstrv amt admirably ntted
for the position the head Of large school fou
NAV place implicit confidence In he may
make Yours truly DEWITT G. BYLLESBY
Rector of Christ Church, Media Penn
THE REV. EDW. X RICH.
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HACKETTsT0WN N. j. INSTITUTE,

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ladies' College Music. Art Elocuon- Best Du ting OF To-
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teenth year, September z. Catalogue free.
BENNINGTON IN. ~ SEMINARY.-LadieS
I college. School Boys college preparatory Art
commercial normal courses laboratory gymnssumd
best and steam heat Commendo0
by President NcCosh. 49th year Expenses moderate
" T. HANLON d. d.. President
COOTH JERSEY INSTITUTE, BridgetOn,
- New.Jersev 18th year begins september "a Both
sexes for College, Teaching or BusinesA
French. German, Music. Art Military Drtll
CEYMOUR SMITH INSTITUTE Pine Plains
- N.Y-REy. A. MATrISE For both sexes Reopeas
Cant SAa far crcular
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INSTRUCTION.
Law Schools.
UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW
u YORK,
INSTITUTION.

JOHN HALL. D. D., Ii. D., Chancsllor.
The Twenty ninth Session begins september 49, 1887
ends June J. 1883. .
course years and oral and written examinations
required allowance OF not than
year made for previous stady. -
The schedule u special Lectures Is87se follows
WILLIAM ALLEN BUTLER, L. D., Admiralty and
Maritime Law, Jurisdiction and Practice.
AUSTIN ABBOTT. Ii d.. Preparation for Trial.
CHARLES Y. MAcLEAS. J. U. D., CRIMINAL Law.
CEPHA6 BHAINERD Esq. International Law.
AAAsA REDFIELD. Esq, Restraints on Testamcntary
urA4l nvsnst, ,is ma, rsrov 49,. r.,..,
and Telephone -
Hoa: NYEk d isAAcs Examination OF Titles to Real
xofaJA
~ sissaisrA -. apply to
d. q. JAoUE6.
Secretary Of Law Tsculty,
Settef BundnE ~ Paxkrew. Nsw.YsSk
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Observation-Disclosures

Soepb 3. 6ebrauf all Sacob Sieb(er, 1Uei
GJuHofude, $500. 3Qme5 &. yauglep al
G0m,u 8. Griffin, grun0Rud gBeFalta Der
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bel 1913 TuB, $32OO. Aarou 40ler uuo Trau
an Bbihp 6er3berg, @IuHotiid EOroieite
Der 8Qlum0re=SuaBe uabe Bomb Sra5e,
is bel 1875 TuB entpalten6, $1,000. Gecus
boro g8ieieufel0 al 5Ciepb 9tiuer, 9ruuos
iud SUoOfejte Der Sab, unbe GlualfraBa,
"A bei l6.2, $500; gruuoBu5 513. Bern
bayo gEieieuieIo an 4malle Dhqar, gruHo=
itiid gBeiieite Der Caroline, uahe Dlouuz
meutfraBe, IS bel so, $l7O0; Gruuo5iu5
$l3. Diiltou Suombeu rHo Frau all Gh15,
6. Bbelp8, flint 8ruu0aiide, $1,000. Smile
3. Gromer an Batrtd y. 8elaueD, Gruubz
ftid Ghjeite ber Salep', Tabe 5O1mauht.,
III BET IS BuB, $l050; @ruHolW5 $3S.
Utargaretbe Sellers &C. an Sun. Ytormluu,
grua0niid yior0Oftisjte Der Araules 4UsuHe,
Hube SmitbfrHBe, l4,6 bel 95.4 Tu5, 81;
grunbjius $55.82. Charles Sbelep an
Gleuora Sbeue9, SHtsrefeH UoH eiHem ytlb
laiie, S.. 6arrg 6. Gaitbtr &C., 8trnllter,
an Sarub 6. Godrau, grunofiid Ghi. Der
StriferIiTa5e, lnu6eH GOu0aleitra5e 'uuo
6orlems loeuue, 1876 bel 81 4 BuB, $l0l5;
grunoans $lOO. giaurice gaupheimey &C.,
an 8ofiua 6. Sommer8, cret @Tuuofdde,
$500. 8aUlO Blllon &C., an Daniel Stgns
ten &C., @runoitiid Sueielta Der Dari0r0.
4OeuUe, uobe gioro sQ0e., Il. 6 bel IS 6uB,
$1,000. Dlarg GaticGu an Sauie &. JtJ,tz
can &C., gruubiuds, s. Sr03. $22.5O.
Sas. gB. SiuOau on gltabttb Ui. Sh1iier,
gGefiieite Der Utc&iul= ,iuoli9 Uou BreNouftr,
81 bei IS TuB, $500. g8alter Us. gSatt5
on UlidaeI Shdfiler. Iorooleite Dou Tort=
QUeuu2, ii0uh OOu aH0rsfraBe, l5.5 Bat 81,
$500; gr. $45. 81. $. Goriu3 an Wtlrp =.
@criu9, SUbisite DoH @raHbu, otlih D0u
6iQhlraBe, Il bel C2, 5000. 4uua Y. BuidD
an s. 8. graii, Gerr3, ROrbieite BON Goms
bare, uabe &Huffr. 15 bel 1870, $5, @r.S33.
6auce 80. 9. Reio, Iruliee, al albert giG
bone, @runoffiid an SIbiette 0oH EomH.
ieubs rabe StLiderfra6e, 20 bel 1875 SUB,
$IiOO. 8. fr7ut gIifftH an Gbm. BaarR,
Ciu gruuoaiid 927O0. yt0.9au U. Sshra4
on Guroline 6ermaUH, gCunofiid an Sil5s
pefede bon &arOliueitrase Il. 8OuntgsGdHe,
1916 bel SO BuB, gruno3ius $2J, 81. 4llcc
So. Shannon uub Gbcmauu on German 6.
Sbaunsn, . gruuGRlde an Gifsits Don
guili0ro .Blace, SIS ie6es, S.. Ebos, o.
8omen an gbarlt5 6. 8bobe8, Grufeer .
9ruuehiide an Rorbnehitit2 BoDenitr. 81.
glaabaIeue BbilbiH an au7iu RcBaHu8 u.
Frau, RcrbpeasGde Dolpbin' uu0 SobHtr.f
is bel 100, grun6liHs $35, $500. YtIHute
q. 9oesler an Rarl u. gB. 8ogeler, 0ret
@runofiide, Gfieite @alnert', 3mt9sH ga
ger. nnb &baielraBe, $4,000. Same5 I.
@ilbert an gBtuiam 8agior, 2SeFiette 5ra1s
forb. ausp, Habe BabettefraBe, u bel 81,
@TuHbJiH8 $3.50 $500, &atbartae I, We
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sic 8atttISoiTott tn yJlerI3o

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yjnd SdIuB ibrer brtt grtras s8orIteuunqeH
reile gIaO. Yaui beute NbeuO mad &alisr.
MEN, I'M jbreu tort Iberuommeueu Ssr-
pflidtuuqeu nah3uiommeH. sic erraug bier
elHeu atoBartigeu @IioIg; al ieOem Der e-
ten 2lbanbe mar ba8 n9iatioH9Iz 8 be0ter" bis
sum letten Btnee 9siiGt unO bel Ger S9luB.
&orfeuung tie gauJe 8ibHe nit Blumeu
beitIeEt. Die Sdugeriu srbeIt BON ibreH
hieiigen 8emunoerern mebrere pradtUO1e
@ei6suIe. Seit oeu Eaqsu ce8 6atierreiha5
if bier elue ioIte perlmpen6eride gntiaI'
tuug lururi0ier GOiletten InO 0iamaHten
ultt geiebeu poroeu, tuie ndbreno bes Gn.
gngemeuts Der Batti. gtad oberHd9Gher
&fdBuug ilt nenigfen8 etHe SiertelmtuiOu
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Iuu9en unO fiir bic gum gr0Bten Gbeii aus
4aris o,ridriebeHeu GOiletten Der DameH
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9}r. 13.

FIal 81 TiEuig u. Bogeler, gruubaads,
SReite &aIUeIt., Habe @agsgFraBe, Sic, ,OO1,
,,@itBeuE JlatIoualbaut bon Baltimore aH
5amc3 ). &arrou, smei @ruE6RHde, $1,000.
2Bm. 8. Stord an gIi;a u. Yiatbem8,
SruHtfid Suoofieite Der 8obeIttra5e,
aabe gla0iioEa A0euHe, Is bel "a, $500;
gruHoyrS $ISl.2O. Caroline GrOul an
g31t. gicglluu3, grunbliid g2oromefiette
oeT 5GrfOr6s IUenue, Habe RouumeuglraBe,
1873 bel 12I, $3.50; @ruublluS $17,. Sol.
Dt. Some an Geo 6. Buuerlou, 0rei lyrunOz
itiidc Suous9Icite Der DruiO. ON zIueuue,
Hahe BreBmgHnlraBs, $500; @ruuoiius
$50 ie5es. 8itur0 s. Sba0rtd an 80bt.
.. 2S]ite, @rEnofiid Cfieite Der TuItoHs
ton Gteuue, Habe 8amiapftaBe, IA BET
go SUB $500 @ruaoUu5 $50. Gos
MIN SI99tEs, SSertualter, an gidrie g.
Soues, @gnnoR oRHd48ehisitt Der gSaIhiugtous,
Habe Sat GtettefraBc, II bel so, $780, @ambs
beu 6lir nab Trlu an q. SuOmOeH 4uOrem
9ruuofid Su0ieite Der ytoror, uu5e Dtarur
LAMB 40enLe, $25OO. gBilb. Is. 2autenber=
ger an y. y. 2aueHgerger grUubfHdg
$4,000. yori3 g2eHuiuQer uH0 gErau an Dirt
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4DeHue, Haae 4nnfraBe, lS bet 54, $685.
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